Is the SIG P239 discontinued?

This year, Sig Sauer discontinued the classic DA/SA Sig P239. As is typically the case in this industry, Sig did so with no formal announcement or prior notice. We thought the P239 was worthy of a better sendoff than that, so here’s our tribute to Sig’s biggest little gun.

Is the SIG P239 a good gun?

SIG’s P239 pistol isn’t a bad gun by any measure. It’s reliable, accurate, and well-balanced. That said, it’s lacking in multiple areas such as capacity, trigger pull, and price that make it a hard sell in a market saturated with less expensive, lighter weight, more capacious options.

What replaced the SIG P239?

Additionally, the United States Navy’s Naval Criminal Investigative Service recently purchased over 2,000 . 40 caliber SIG P239 DAK pistols and P229 DAK pistols to replaced their 9mm M11 SIG P228 pistols that were purchased more than 15 years ago.

What caliber is the Sig Sauer P239?

9mm
The P239 is available in three calibers (9mm, . 357SIG or . 40S&W) offering you the choice that’s right for you.

How many bullets does a Sig Sauer P938 hold?

6 rounds
The frame for all P938 models is anodized aluminum alloy, and the slide is stainless steel either bare or with SIG’s Nitron coating. Flush-fit magazines hold 6 rounds, while 7-round magazines with an extension are available. The safety is ambidextrous, while the magazine release is only on the left side.

Is SIG P239 legal in CA?

The excellent handling characteristics of the P239 are the result of engineering Sig calls performance engineering and it’s one of the keys to all Sig Sauer pistols. The P239 is available in three calibers 9mm, . 357SIG or . 40S&W. California approved….Sig Sauer P239 *CA Approved* 357.